- Sap Flow of Pecan Trees in a US Southeastern Orchard
- Summer Hedge Pruning of Pecan in the Southeastern United States
- Performance of Three Scab-resistant Pecan Cultivars in Southern Georgia in the Absence of Fungicide Application
- Soil Quality Enhancement with Orchard Age in Pecan Orchards of the Southeastern U.S. Coastal Plain
- Planting Site Effects on Early Growth of Pecan Tree Transplants
- Pecan Response to Nitrogen Fertilizer Source
- Simulated Single Drift Events of 2,4-D and Dicamba on Pecan Trees
- Response of Young Pecan Trees to Irrigation in a Humid Climate
- Influence of Aldicarb (Temik) on Growth and Fruiting of Pecan Transplants
- Pecan Tree Productivity, Fruit Quality, and Nutrient Element Status using Clover and Poultry Litter as Alternative Nitrogen Fertilizer Sources
- Pecan Response to Nitrogen Fertilizer Placement
- Pecan Orchard Renewal: Influence of Established Trees and Remaining Stumps on Transplant Growth and Crown Gall Infection
- Effects of Foliar Sulfur Sprays on Pecan Independent of Pecan Scab Control
- Pecan Planting Trends in Georgia
- Growth and Nitrogen Status of Young Pecan Trees Using Fertigation
- Irrigation Water Management for Pecans in Humid Climates
- Mechanical Hedge Pruning Affects Nut Size, Nut Quality, Wind Damage, and Stem Water Potential of Pecan in Humid Conditions
- Effects of Foliar Boron Application on Fruit Retention, Fruit Quality, and Tissue Boron Concentration of Pecan
- Effects of Soil-Applied Imazapic (Cadre) on Pecan Production
- Foliar Boron and Nickel Applications Reduce Water Stage Fruit Split of Pecan
- Pecan Nutrient Element Status and Orchard Soil Fertility in the Southeastern Coastal Plain of the United States
- Profitability of Mechanical Fruit Thinning of 'Sumner' and 'Cape Fear' Pecan
- Relationships Between Leaflet N:K Ratio and Pecan Yield
- Response of 'Kiowa' and 'Desirable' Pecan to a Late-spring Freeze
- Response of Pecan Orchard Soil Chemical and Biological Quality Indicators to Poultry Litter Application and Clover Cover Crops
- Nitrogen Availability in Pecan Orchard Soil: Implications for Pecan Fertilizer Management